will olympus fl-lm1 flash work on a cannon camera
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Absolutely not. It doesn't use the hot shoe to communicate to the camera, it uses a proprietary connector below the hot shoe, you can see it in the photo. Because of the geometry of this additional connection, you cannot physically slide it onto a anything other than the cameras it is designed for, and if you could, it still wouldn't flash.
1087403
If your flash operates using a hot-shoe connection,it should work.The flash needs to be set on manual.
1525853
I'm not familiar with that exact camera, but assuming it uses Canon's E-TTL2 system (which it should be using), then the flash should work just fine. I believe that I read somewhere that it will NOT work with older, E-TTL1 systems, but Canon made the switch to E-TTL2 quite some time ago. My 20D must be at least 10 years old and they were already using E-TTL2 back then.
1678098
It should work wtih any flash as it's adjustable. (just noticed it has been answered already)
1352623
Ye, the Olympus E-PL1 accepts SD and SDHC cards so this would be compatible.
2021941
I assume it will "work" with Olympus cameras with standard flash shoe. However, the Yn560III will NOT do ETTL, on your Olympus (or any camera), it is strictly a manual flash. I have three that I use with Nikon 7100, 5200, 70s, and 40. I use them off-camera and trigger with Yongnuo RF-603 N3 2.4GHz Wireless Flash Trigger (fyi, I don't know if there is a "trigger" that works with Olympus). If you want camera to adjust flash with ETTL you should not purchase.
911513
If the flash is TTL, It will work in TTL, but if the flash is manual only, it will work only in manual mode. This cable is nothing but an extension of your camera's hot shoe, so whatever and however any flash works on that will work on this.
592745
There is only one connection on the hot shoe on this flash. That should be able to work with just about any camera with a hot shoe. As long as is not Sony camera I believe it should work. Hope that helps.
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The Canon AT-1 uses an FD mount (not an EF mount), so I don't think this is the correct adapter, though I have not tried it personally. You might have a look at this thread: http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?106948-Olympus-OM-on-Canon-FD-Body
929804
It should be-- same protocol for the cannons. Realize though it may not work off camera with a remote TTL system if you ever go that route. I wanted to use it with Odin's system (Highly recommend!) but it wouldn't work with the Yongnuo-- only a Canon flash. Other than that, good on camera flash for a lot less than a Canon.
1270339
Correct. These triggers work with my current flashguns: the Yongnuo and Metz 48-AF1. Be sure to check compatibility with the Olympus 600r. Not 100% sure on that, and I've heard there might be pin issues on that specific flash.
300240
Yes it will and it works great on ttl or manual. On ttl the flash actually adjust when you adjust the focal length
273136
The above answer is incorrect. To use that l=flash you will need the Sony ADP-MAA Hot Shoe Adaptor with Multi Interface Accessory for Autolock Camera Amazon link : http://www.amazon.com/ADP-MAA-Adaptor-Interface-Accessory-Autolock/dp/B0099YTNIS/ref=pd_rhf_ee_s_cp_28_VWVT?ie=UTF8&refRID=1WS2AC63V21REX5TBBP4
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This flash will work for that camera. Keep in mind it is not TTL so you may have to adjust the exposure as you use it.
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The flash is a Yongnuo (speedlite YN560). It works on some Canons, but not Rebel, as in my Canon T3i. (T3i = Rebel)
800650
I use with my Canon and it works great. I don't believe that Olympus cameras are supported. Please see the manufacturer website for further details; http://camranger.com/supported-cameras/ .
749810
As far as I know, it works with any camera and flash that have hot shoe connections.